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Rudyard Vale Caravan Park

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Picture of Rudyard Vale Caravan Park, Staffordshire, Central North England
How to get there

Rudyard lies 2.5 miles north west of Leek on the A523/B5331. See full map and instructions on our website.

Nearby tourist attractions
There are 40 seasonal pitches with park lighting, all within 1/2 mile are a Pub with meals from £5.25, steam boat on Rudyard Lake and steam railway.

The market town of Leek is 3 miles to the SE, many walks are accessible from the Park. Sailing, rowing and fishing on Rudyard Lake. Alton Towers approx 12 miles.

Rudyard Vale is a very quiet park, with a 'Get away from it all atmosphere'.
Nearby recreation
  • Boat Launch
  • Fishing
  • Horse Riding
  • Sailing
  • Swimming (Indoor)
  • Gym
  • Tennis
  • Leisure Centre
Phone
01538 306178 or 01663 764026
Website
www.cressbrook.co.uk
EmailAddress
Lake Road Rudyard, Leek, ST13 8RP
Season
5th March to 6th January (approx.)
Enquire
Contact this Park

Owner's description

Since 1960 when the railway was closed the whole area has enjoyed a quiet sleepy existence occasionally reminded of its former glory.

Rudyard today is slowly coming to life again and welcoming visitors for walking, sailing, fishing, wildlife and those interested to learn more of its fascinating history.

The lake is owned by British Waterways and administered by The Rudyard Lake Trust Ltd and by The Friends of Rudyard who have built a visitor centre on the lake side.

There are rowing boats and canoes for hire, a steam boat, and a slipway for sailing craft and for the regular activities of the rowing club, also a cafe has recently opened for business right on the lakeside where limited parking is available.

An active sailing club is situated on the west side of the lake about a mile from the village.

Fishermen and visitors are transported by the narrow gauge steam railway which runs along the east bank.

The park won a David Bellamy Silver Award for conservation in 2000


Accommodations
PitchesNumber of unitsPrice
Motorhome pitchesno
Tent pitchesno
Touring pitchesno
Seasonal pitches3
Serviced pitchesno
For rentNumber of unitsPrice
Chaletsno
Holiday homesno
Residential homesno
OwnedNumber of units
Chaletsno
Holiday homes36
Residential homes1

Facilities
  • LPG stockist
  • Pets allowed
  • Disabled access
  • Designated / private parking
  • Visitor parking